Sentence examples for growing condemnation from inspiring English sources

Their criticism, at a regional forum here in the Cambodian capital, added to the growing condemnation around the world.

Woody Caan Professorial fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health The churches' growing condemnation of governments which tolerate poverty and inequality is welcome (Editorial, 19 January).

But administration officials have suggested that the government is worried about growing condemnation abroad; the European Union on Friday banned travel for and froze the assets of 14 Syrian officials, though not Mr. Assad.

Her trial has aroused growing condemnation from around the world, including rebukes from the White House and a meeting of Asian and European foreign ministers in Hanoi on Tuesday.

In the face of a growing condemnation of sexual and physical violence against women in Australia and calls for respect for all women we are left to ask why refugee women in Nauru do not deserve the same.

Baltimore Mayor Catherine E. Pugh is taking an indefinite leave of absence amid growing condemnation of profits she made from selling a children's book to businesses intertwined with the government she oversees.

Attacks on medical facilities have become a pattern in the conflict, despite growing international condemnation.

The result has been slow progress on the ground and growing international condemnation.

David Cameron stepped up the growing international condemnation of Russia over the MH17 disaster, saying that "cronies and oligarchs" around president Vladimir Putin should be targeted with sanctions.

Last week in Moscow, Madonna lent her voice to the growing international condemnation of the trial of members of the feminist performance art group, Pussy Riot.

In the face of growing international condemnation of Guantánamo, he has said that he "would like to close" what he admitted has become a stain on America's image around the world.